Bombing in Baghdad Emb Puts Spotlight on New Terror Threat
Ansar al Islam, linked to Osama bin Laden, suspected in the Jordanian Embassy bombing that killed 19 in Baghdad. A U S soldier was slain in western Baghdad, with two more gunfire deaths in Tikrit as U S forces face guerrilla attacks. Officials say the blast signals possible new al Qaeda linked operatives in Iraq and continues a deadly campaign against occupation forces.
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Vatican Says 1962 Clergy Misconduct Document Obsolete
Vatican officials state a 1962 papal document on handling priest sexual misconduct is no longer in force and was never meant to deter victims from contacting police. Newer canon law from 1966 1983 and 2001 supersede it, with updated procedures prioritizing the current code over older texts.
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Archbishop summons leaders to October Anglican summit
Archbishop Rowan Williams announced a meeting of Anglican leaders in London in October to address tensions within the Anglican Communion over the U S confirmation of Rev. V Gene Robinson as bishop of New Hampshire and the churchs stance on same sex blessings. The summit precedes Robinsons consecration scheduled for November 2 and follows criticism from conservative leaders worldwide.
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